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Disaster Recovery Plan Template
Security Manual Template - Sensitive Information Policy
Sarbanes Oxley Compliance Kit

 Security Manual Template and
Disaster Recovery Plan Template
Bundle

The Security Manual and Disaster Recovery Bundle contains:

• The Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) Template is provided in Word format. It is a complete DRP and can be used in whole or in part to establish defined responsibilities, actions and procedures to recover the computer, communication and network environment in the event of an unexpected and unscheduled interruption.

• The Security Manual Template is a complete Security Manual and can be used in whole or in part to establish defined responsibilities, actions and procedures to manage the security of your computer, communication, Internet and network environment.

• The Sensitive Information Policy defines how to treat Credit Card, Social Security, Employee, and Customer Data.  The policy is 15 pages in length. This policy complies with Sarbanes Oxley Section 404.

• The Drive Space Monitor is the essential tool kit to know what the status of all network shares - SINGLE USER LICENSE.
   

Sarbanes Oxley Compliance Kit  - 4 versions

The Sarbanes Oxley compliance comes in four versions - each contains the Security Manual and Disaster Recovery Bundle.  The versions of the SOX kit are:

• Standard Edition

  • Security Manual Template

  • Sensitive Information Policy

  • Disaster Recovery Template

  • Safety Manual Template

  • Threat & Vulnerability Assessment Tool

  • Business & IT Impact Questionnaire

  • Practical Guide for IT Outsourcing

  • Chief Security Officer Job Description

  • DiskMonitor (5 disks)
     

• Silver Edition

  • Standard Edition PLUS

  • Internet and IT Job Descriptions HandiGuide (204 Sarbanes Oxley compliant job descriptions.
     

• Gold Edition

  • Silver Edition PLUS

  • Internet and IT Job Descriptions WORD files (204 Sarbanes Oxley compliant job descriptions)
     

• Platinum Edition

  • Gold Edition PLUS

  • IT Service Management Template

  NOTE - If you would like to purchase any of the items in this kit separately just go to the menu bar at the top and look under productivity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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